n8n | n8n@2.22.5

n8n n8n@2.22.5 released on 28-05-2026


n8n n8n@2.22.5 is out now. It’s a patch/minor maintenance release that bundles fixes and small updates for existing deployments.

For the full list of commits and the canonical changelog see the compare URL: https://github.com/n8n-io/n8n/compare/n8n@2.22.4…n8n@2.22.5

What’s in this release

  • Patch/minor maintenance release—review the compare/changelog for the exact fixes and PRs included.
  • Practical upgrade and compatibility guidance: back up the database and config, test on staging, run migrations if present, update Docker images or binaries and restart workers; check integration/auth credentials and any custom nodes and verify flows after upgrading.
  • How to inspect changes: use the provided compare link to view PRs and commits between n8n@2.22.4 and n8n@2.22.5; search PR titles or labels for “fix”, “perf”, “security” or specific node names to find relevant fixes.

Upgrade notes

  • No explicit breaking or deprecation notes are listed in the release summary; follow standard precautions—backup DB and config, test on staging, and verify integrations and custom nodes before rolling out to production.
  • Rollback note: if you need to revert, redeploy the previous tag (n8n@2.22.4) and restore backups as required, then restart workers.

Share any issues or observations via the repository issues so others can see regressions and maintainers can follow up on fixes.

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